The first two weeks of 2026 have been productive. Here’s a rundown of the new projects that made it to GitHub.
Bifrost Proxy
Language: Go Repository: bifrost-proxy
A production-ready proxy server with support for WireGuard and OpenVPN tunnels. The project focuses on:
- Domain-based routing for flexible traffic management
- Multiple authentication modes
- Comprehensive traffic control
- MIT-licensed for unrestricted use
The name comes from the rainbow bridge in Norse mythology—fitting for a tool that connects different network paths.
Watch Together
Language: TypeScript Repository: watch-together
A real-time video synchronization platform for watching content from YouTube, Twitch, and other sources together. Built for those moments when you want to watch something with friends remotely without the “3, 2, 1, play” coordination dance.
Video Translate
Language: Python Repository: video-translate
AI-powered YouTube subtitle translation using LLMs and Whisper. This tool bridges the gap when videos don’t have subtitles in your preferred language—Whisper handles transcription, and an LLM handles the translation with better context awareness than traditional machine translation.
Toss Share
Language: Rust Repository: toss-share
A new Rust project for file sharing. Still in early development, but Rust’s performance and safety guarantees make it a solid choice for file transfer tooling.
Browser Extensions
Three new Chrome extensions joined the collection:
Redirect Blocker Extension
Repository: redirect-blocker-extension
A Chrome extension that prevents websites from detecting multiple open tabs and forcing redirects. Includes anti-debugging capabilities to bypass detection scripts—useful when websites try to be a bit too clever about controlling your browsing behavior.
Chrome Translator Extension
Repository: chrome-translator-extension
A translation utility for the browser. Quick access to translation without leaving the current page.
Chromium Tab Migrator
Repository: chromium-tab-migrator
Migrates tabs between Chromium-based browsers. Useful when switching between Chrome, Edge, Brave, or other Chromium variants.
Language Diversity
This batch of projects spans five different languages:
| Language | Project |
|---|---|
| Go | bifrost-proxy |
| Rust | toss-share |
| TypeScript | watch-together |
| Python | video-translate |
| JavaScript | Three browser extensions |
Each language chosen for its strengths—Go for network services, Rust for performance-critical file operations, TypeScript for complex web applications, Python for AI/ML workflows, and JavaScript for browser extensions.
All projects are available on GitHub.